The U-Step Neuro Standard Walker is engineered specifically for individuals living with Parkinson’s, neurological conditions, and freezing of gait who require maximum stability, control, and confidence while walking. Unlike conventional rollators, the U-shaped frame surrounds the user, creating a low centre of gravity with seven-wheel contact for enhanced balance and fall prevention.
Its reverse-braking system keeps the walker stationary until light pressure is applied to the hand brakes, helping reduce the risk of sudden rollaways or instability—especially during freezing episodes, transitions, and initial steps. This makes the U-Step Neuro an ideal mobility aid for users who struggle with balance loss or unpredictable movement.
This Standard model does not include the laser/sound cueing system, but it is fully compatible with the optional cueing module for those who benefit from visual or auditory prompts.
Designed for everyday indoor use and smooth outdoor walking, the U-Step Neuro provides a high level of control, safety, and reassurance for individuals managing conditions such as Parkinson’s, PSP, MSA, ataxia, or stroke recovery.
 
Key Features
Ultra-stable U-shaped frame developed for neurological mobility needs
Reverse-braking design — unit only moves when brakes are gently squeezed
Seven-wheel configuration delivers superior stability and tight turning radius
Supports freezing management by enabling controlled starts and stops
Height-adjustable handles and padded seat for resting breaks
Optional laser and sound cueing module available (sold separately)
Folds for easier storage and transport
Available in Standard or Tall versions
Specifications
Specification
Details
User Height Range
Approx. 5’0” to 6’1” (Standard)
Weight Capacity
275 lb (125 kg)
Product Weight
Approx. 22 lb
Handle Height
~29" – 38" adjustable
Seat Height
Approx. 22"
Wheel Configuration
7-wheel U-frame
Braking System
Reverse braking (press to go)
Cueing Compatibility
Yes – optional laser/sound module
Foldable
Yes
 
Who It Is Ideal For
Individuals with Parkinson’s disease, including freezing of gait
Users with balance disorders requiring maximum control
Conditions such as PSP, MSA, stroke recovery, or ataxia
Those who have felt unstable or unsafe using traditional rollators